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The Blues never dreamed of coming this far. The Cats are next in their sights (opens the original)
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At 1-8 from nine games, and with Michael Voss gone, the notion that Carlton could, or would, play Geelong in an elimination final was as preposterous as a Bulldogs’ premiership before the 2016 finals. Carlton’s chief executive Graham Wright had not contemplated such an ascension from near the bottom. “Well, not really no,” Wright said in the rooms, after the Blues wore down the Demons on Saturday night, when asked if he ever imagined, after round nine, this team reaching the top eight. “The wild
‘Unite behind our club’: Powerbroker’s call for peace as McVeigh appointed Essendon coach (opens the original)
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Former Essendon president Lindsay Tanner has urged the club’s supporters to unite behind the club following the appointment of Mark McVeigh as the Bombers’ new coach. In a comment made before the board ratified McVeigh’s appointment Tanner, who led the club as president from 2016 until 2020, called for unity and highlighted the thorough process that Essendon had run in searching for a replacement for Brad Scott. “I urge all Bombers supporters to unite behind our club, team and new coach,” Tanner
These are the questions AFL boss must answer on Geelong’s concussion deal (opens the original)
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Updated August 7, 2026 — 6:10pm,first published 12:54pm You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. AFL Commission chairman Craig Drummond was president of Geelong, and part of the deliberations and ultimate decision, when the Cats struck what has been acknowledged was an inappropriate waiver with a player who had a history of concussions. On Thursday, as the story detonated that the Cats had signed the player – later identified as 209-game
Try before you buy: Why Fraser’s no-strings audition suits him and the Blues (opens the original)
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At 44, Josh Fraser is the same age as the great Ron Barassi in his final season coaching North Melbourne, by which stage Barassi had been a senior coach at Carlton and North for 15 seasons, winning four premierships from eight grand finals. At Fraser’s vintage, Mick Malthouse had coached two clubs for 14 seasons. Chris Scott, who did a short, sharp apprenticeship at Fremantle, was in his 10th season at Geelong when he reached Fraser’s 44 years. Fraser isn’t a young coach, per se. This Carlton te
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